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OneFM host Terri Cowley is joined by News cadet Caleb Francis for one last time to chat about the week that was.
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OneFM host Terri Cowley is joined by News cadet Caleb Francis for a chat about the week that was.
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OneFM host Terri Cowley is joined by News cadet Caleb Francis for a chat about the week that was.
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OneFM host Terri Cowley is joined by News Cadet Caleb Francis for a chat about the week that was.
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OneFM host Terri Cowley is joined by News Journalist Nicola Ceccato for a chat about the week that was.
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The Week that Was is a chatty weekly news podcast covering the Goulburn Valley’s biggest headlines.
Jay Bryce joins OneFM breakfast host Terri Cowley for a chat about the week in news.
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This week Plemo and Caleb chatted about FightMND events, visits from Olympians, plus a whole lot more.
The Week That Was is a chatty weekly news podcast covering the Goulburn Valley’s biggest headlines.
Nicola Ceccato joins OneFM breakfast host Terri Cowley for a chat about the week in news.
Max Stainkamph joins Terri Cowley from One FM's Breakfast Show for the final time to speak about the week in news across Shepparton.
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Deputy editor of the Shepparton News sits down with Terri Cowley of OneFM to chat all things happening in the week of news.
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Max Stainkamph joins OneFM breakfast host Terri Cowley to talk everything making news this week.
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One FM breakfast host Terri Cowley was joined by Max Stainkamph to discuss The Week That Was.
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OneFM breakfast host Terri Cowley was joined by Max Stainkamph of the Shepparton News to discuss the week in news.
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One FM host Terri Cowley is joined by Shepparton News journalist Max Stainkamph to talk about the week that was.
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Max Stainkamph joins OneFM host Terri Cowley to talk the week in news.
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Max Stainkamph joins OneFM presenter Plemo for a wrap of the week that was in Shepparton and the Goulburn Valley.
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Max Stainkamph joins One FM Breakfast host Plemo — filling in for Terri Cowley — to chat all things news in the Goulburn Valley.
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OneFM breakfast host Terri Cowley is joined by Max Stainkamph to discuss the week in news.
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One FM host Terri Crowley was joined by Max Stainkamph to discuss a big week in news.
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Shepparton News reporter Max Stainkamph joins the OneFM breakfast show to talk about the week in news.
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One FM breakfast host speaks to reporter Georgia Rossiter about what made headlines this week.
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One FM breakfast host speaks to reporter Max Stainkamph about what made headlines this week.
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Max Stainkamph joins OneFM breakfast host Terri Cowley for a chat about the week in news.
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Max Stainkamph joins OneFM breakfast host Terri Cowley for a chat about the week in news.
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Shepparton News journalist Max Stainkamph and One FM breakfast host Terri Crowley chat about the biggest stories of the week
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Shepparton News journalist Max Stainkamph and One FM breakfast host Terri Crowley chat about the biggest stories of the week
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Shepparton News journalist Max Stainkamph and One FM breakfast host Terri Cowley discuss the biggest stories of the past week.
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Shepparton News journalist Rosa Ritchie and One FM breakfast host Terri Cowley discuss the biggest stories of the past week.
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Returning after a summer break, Shepparton News journalist Rosa Ritchie and One FM breakfast host Terri Cowley chat about what's been making headlines in the Goulburn Valley in late January.
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Terri Cowley and Shepparton News reporter Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News reporter Rosa Ritchie take you through the biggest stories of the past week.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News reporter Rosa Ritchie take you through the biggest stories of the past week.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News reporter Rosa Ritchie take you through the biggest stories of the past week.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley and Shepparton News' Rosa Ritchie take you through the week of news.
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One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with Shepparton News journalist Caitlin Cassidy about the week that made news in the Goulburn Valley region.
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One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with Shepparton News journalist Caitlin Cassidy about the week that made news in the Goulburn Valley region.
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One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with Shepparton News journalist Caitlin Cassidy about the week that made news in the Goulburn Valley region.
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One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with Shepparton News journalist Caitlin Cassidy about the week that made news in the Goulburn Valley region.
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Mezghan Alizadah thought as soon as she graduated high school she’d have to get married and be a housewife. Instead, she is leading her Hazara Afghan community to give young people the support she wishes she had as a girl.
All Ali Haidary wants is for his five children to get a good education in Australia after escaping persecution in Afghanistan. Instead, his two sons face altercations and bullying, and his daughter, Hanifa, has had to drop out of school.
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Yvette Siriyamungu has always wanted to work in health. Working as an interpreter with the Shepparton Ethnic Council to assist with the vaccine rollout, and studying nursing, her dream is becoming reality.
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Abraham Abraham arrived in Australia as a four-year-old with little English. Now, he is a multicultural officer at Football Victoria, working hard to improve the lives of young multicultural children in the Goulburn Valley through his love of sport.
One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with Shepparton News journalist Caitlin Cassidy about the week that made news in the Goulburn Valley region.
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It took Declo Bisimwa 12 years to land his dream job at Primary Care Connect after arriving in Shepparton as a young man. He speaks about the discrimination he faced as a Congolese refugee, that eventually forced him to change his name.
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Terri Cowley and Caitlin Cassidy take you through what made news this week as part of Terri's One FM breakfast program. Visit sheppnews.com.au for the full story.
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One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with Shepparton News journalist Caitlin Cassidy about the week that made news in the Goulburn Valley region.
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Max Stainkamph and Daneka Hill bring you the latest news from around the Goulburn Valley.
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Rosa Ritchie and Jamie Salter bring you all the news from across the Goulburn Valley today, May 6.
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Jamie Salter and Max Stainkamph bring you the news across the Goulburn Valley.
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Rosa Ritchie and Lachlan Durling bring you latest news from around the Goulburn Valley on Monday, April 3.
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On today's podcast, Andrew Johnston and Anna McGuinness take you through all the day's news, including a frightening increase in illicit drug use in Shepparton.
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Aydin Payne and Alana Christensen bring you all the news from across the Goulburn Valley.
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Max Stainkamph and Maddy Fogarty bring you the latest news from around the Goulburn Valley. Shepparton Foodcare has called out for volunteers, an update on the vaccine rollout in the twin towns of Echuca-Moama and an update on concussion protocols.
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Daneka Hill and Rodney Woods bring you all the news from April 26.
Tatura has launched a six-point plan for an energy-efficient future, a drink driver was nabbed four times the legal limit and Girgarre pulled off an upset against Violet Town in the Kyabram District League.
Over the years I've had a lot of talented young musicians and performers come in to the studio at One FM and a common thread with a lot of them has been the inspiration and learning they received from Mr G at Shepparton's Notre Dame College. (Yes, Shepparton has the real Mr G!) So it was a no brainer when I was looking for back story subjects to ask Jason Giuliani to face up to the mic. I knew there'd be an interesting musical journey to explore, but there was much more than that. And you've got to love a guest who brings his guitar and riffs off here and there, don't you?
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Caitlyn Grant and Alex Mitchell bring you all the new from around the region.
Shepparton's central business district is looking at a makeover thanks to seven local artists, a Benalla police officer has faced court and a spike in gastro in childcare centres has resulted in parents being urged to take care.
Charmayne Alison and Caitlin Cassidy bring you the news from across the region.
Domestic violence victims have a new place to access essential services, Murray River Council's involvement in a controversial Moama ethanol plant will be investigated by the Office of Local Government and an update on Australia's vaccination rollout.
Rodney Braithwaite and Daneka Hill bring you the latest news from across the region.
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How to describe Robert McLean? I settled on raconteur. The long-serving editor of the Shepparton News recounts how his life dramatically changed when he hit a car at 80km/h while riding his Harley Davidson in 1997, and how he became a climate change activist. But there is also a story about how he missed his chance to go biking with Bruce Springsteen along the Great Ocean Road. Terri Cowley spoke with Robert as part of her One FM radio show.
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You Heard it Here for April 16. Lachlan Durling and Max Stainkamph take you through what's making news in the Goulburn Valley, including police appealing for information about a man who rammed a police car in Echuca, footballers being warned to watch their language out on the field and community groups having another avenue for fundraising from 2023.
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You Heard it Here April 15. Caitlin Cassidy and Max Stainkamph take you through what made news today including an Echuca psychologist warning that body shaming is becoming a problem for the region, a man who waved an imitation handgun at the Shepparton train station, five per cent of Echuca Regional Health staff too sick to work after the AstraZeneca jab and more.
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You Heard it Here April 14. Charmayne Allison and James Bennett take you through what made news today including indigenous artefacts recovered on Taungurung country, the future of Nestle Tongala up in the air, Echuca's hospitality industry hoping for patron caps increased and more.
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You Heard it Here April 13. Lachlan Durling and Jamie Salter take you through today's news including a country music festival coming to Shepparton, an Echuca woman who lured a friend to her with the promise of heroin 'on credit' before her partner stabbed him, Wendy Lovell hits out at Education Minister James Merlino and more.
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Caitlyn Grant and Alana Christensen bring you the latest news from across the region.
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You Heard it Here April 8. Caitlin Cassidy and Rodney Woods take you through what made news today including Samuel Johnson coming to Shepparton with book Letters to Mum, Echuca-Moama tourism is bouncing back and set for a strong season, more than 700 people at Goulburn Vibes event and more.
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News Bite April 7. Maddie Hodges and Max Stainkamph take you through what made news today including five Shepparton women in hospital after a truck collided with their car, a Benalla man in court after a trip to buy a puppy went wrong, a woman in court over the alleged forced marriage of a woman, Echuca-Moama raises more than $80K for the Good Friday Appeal and more.
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You Heard it Here April 6. Charmayne Allison and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, including a trans-Tasman bubble to start with New Zealand, Victoria Police investigating allegations two soldiers sexually assaulted an 18-year-old last year, a manhunt on the way after a police car was rammed in Moama and more.
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Alex Gretgrix and Meg Saultry bring you all the days news, including a warning to prepare for an influx of mice.
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Andrew Johnston and Anna McGuinness take you through all the day's news, including a woman being convicted of animal cruelty after a case of neglect in Echuca recently.
You Heard it Here: March 23. Maddy Fogarty and Max Stainkamph take your through what made news today including easing COVID restrictions for Victoria on Friday, Echuca's first COVID-19 vaccinations, Leitchville's Bendigo Bank to close and more.
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You Heard it Here March 22. Alana Christensen and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, including 16 drivers on drugs on our roads in a weekend state highway patrol blitz, Victorian opposition education spokesperson supporting the Greater Shepparton Secondary College, an Echuca man committed to stand trial over a Cohuna shooting and more.
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Andrew Johnston and Ivy Jensen bring you the day's news, including a viral video spread on social media showing drunk teenagers proclaiming the town to be "the loosest city in Australia."
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You Heard it Here March 17. Daneka Hill and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including Greater Shepparton Secondary College's McGuire campus locked down, COVID-19 vaccines set to start for Echuca-Moama, a murder charge dropped over Mark Briggs' death in Shepparton last year and more.
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You Heard it Here March 16. Alana Christensen and Max Stainkamph take you through what made news today including a family trio arrested in Cobram for thefts, an Echuca disability support provider carrying out an investigation after a worker faced court over child abuse material, a spike in ATO scam calls and more.
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You heard it here March 15
Daneka Hill and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including Member for Murray Helen Dalton concerned that a tourism package targeting the coast will short-change rural towns, Greater Shepparton City Council executives urging councillors not to act on whether or not to purchase Murchison's DP Jones, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian urging other premiers not to close borders after new COVID cases and more.
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You Heard it Here: March 12
James Bennett and Jamie Salter tke you through what made news today, including the Dookie Devenish and District Good Friday appeal heading online, Tongala's Beersheba Rod, Custom and Clasic Car and Bike Show to return, Tatura's CommBank branch to close and more.
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Ann Thompson travelled back to Shepparton for an interview about her life with her beautiful boys Wayne and Peter, who were raised at Coomboona.
Both were diagnosed with the rare but fatal genetic condition San Filippo Syndrome as toddlers, and Ann bravely recounts life with her sons and their demise.
After the interview she was headed to Mooroopna Cemetry to tidy their graves. Her playlist was beautiful and moving and included the classic Storms Never Last. Because somehow, no matter how bad they seem, they don't last.
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You Heard it Here: March 11
Maddy Fogarty and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including a Shepparton woman paying it forward after a random act of kindness at the supermarket, police will repair a report for the coroner after a woman's death in Echuca, Shepparton police disappointed with road users over the long weekend and more.
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You Heard it Here March 10.
Alex Gretgrix and Brayden May take you through what made news today including the first COVID-19 jab at GV Health, C4EM and NBN pairing up, Echuca residents lose $1000 in theft, Greater Shepparton City Council looking to update its Sport 2050 Strategy and more.
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You Heard it Here: March 9.
Daneka Hill and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including a hoon and a drink driver arrested in Echuca over the long weekend, a "strong and positive" response from multicultral community leaders to a report that identified systemic racism, a new Catholic school for Moama, illegal rubbish dumping in Echuca and more.
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Jamie Salter and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, including the Murchison Action Group hoping council becomes an eleventh hour saviour of the DP Jones aged care facility, an Echuca man charged after a fiery crash in Mansfield, Campaspe residents being encouraged to get moving this month and more.
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Andrew Johnston and Anna McGuinness bring you all the day's news, including plans to preserve a historical site in Mooroopna.
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You Heard it here: February 8
Caitlin Cassidy and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including $1500 raised by Knight St Multi-Age Learning, an Echuca man’s motorbike stolen months before he was to compete in the Finke Desert Race, eligible voters that didn't cast their vote about to get a letter from the VEC and more.
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Ivy Jensen and Andrew Johnston bring you all the day's news, including Father Rob Galea returning to Shepparton's Notre Dame College, and Echuca’s Leading Senior Constable Allan Foskett marking 50 years of service.
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Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix bring you all the day's news, including Police appealing for help after a stolen car was found burnt out between Echuca and Rochester on Sunday, and the financial impact of Shepparton's only fixed speed camera.
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The mask has become a cultural symbol of compliance, which is exactly what we need right now.
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Andrew Johnston and Anna McGuinness bring you all the day's news, including Shepparton being chosen as a hub for the rollout of the Pfizer vaccine.
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Have you heard the frogs going crazy? Welcome to Jo Deretic's working life.
As the environmental and wetlands project officer for the Goulburn Broken CMA, Jo spends a fair bit of time hanging out in swamps, wetlands, lagoons and creeks, taking the pulse of our environment (and recording the sounds of frogs, among other things).
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You Heard it Here, February 2.
Max Stainkamph and Charmayne Allison take you though what made news today including a Numurkah organisation seeking donations for care packs, a small grass fire in Echuca West, the full impact of border closures on Echuca-Moama tourism operators becoming apparent and more.
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You Heard it Here: February 1.
Maddy Fogarty and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news including jobs to go at Greenham Tongala, Murray River police calling for information after a car vandalised in Moama, Mooroopna's Watt Rd bridge expected to open tonight and more.
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Andrew Johnston and Anna McGuinness bring you all the day's news, including Victoria moving all but one Sydney LGA to the green zone, while a Shepparton news poll shows locals may not accept the COVID-19 vaccine.
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You Heard it Here: January 28.
Daneka Hill and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including a spate of thefts from unlocked vehicles in Kialla, travel agents worried the end of jobseeker will be the end of their businesses, NSW businesses calling for the easing of border restrictions and more.
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You Heard it Here: January 27
Caitlin Cassidy and Max Stainkamph take you through what made news including Shepparton police pleased as Operation amity wraps up, an Echuca man jailed for a crime spree last year, a body recovered from the Murray River at Cobram-Barooga, schol zones are back and more.
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You Heard it Here: January 25.
Charmayne Allison and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including a man facing court for threatening staff at Bunnings with an imitation firearm, a COVID-19 vaccine approved for Australia, a mystery $5 million winner in Echuca, more freedom for Victorian renters and more.
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Andrew Johnston and Ivy Jensen bring you the day's news, with Shepparton Villages residents are rejoicing after coronavirus visitation restrictions were lifted completely at the aged care facilities on Wednesday, a teenage boy has been charged over a single vehicle crash in Mathoura earlier this month.
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You Heard it Here: January 21.
Charmayne Allison and Caitlin Cassidy take you through what made news today including the Australian Open trophies coming to Shepparton Lawn Tennis Club, Echuca-Moama's steam rally cancelled, Shepparton's Land of Plenty festival postponed and more.
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Good advice for all gardeners when it comes to rampaging branches and poisonous shoots.
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Andrew Johnston and Anna McGuinness bring you the days news, including border MPs Helen Dalton and Tania Maxwell write to the Prime Minister about a national strategy on border closures, while worried fruitgrowers have met with Victorian Opposition leader Michael O'Brien, to express their fears of a massive harvest labour shortage.
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Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix take you through all the days news, including Federal member for Farrer Sussan Ley holding a meeting in Moama with those impacted by the border closure, while a man growing two marijuana plants as well as drying more plants is fined $750
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You Heard it Here: January 18.
Caitlin Cassidy and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news including NSW border towns turn green with the Victorian Government traffic light system, illegal tobacco seized in Shepparton, Mooroopna and Euroa, good job prospects for young people in the Loddon Campaspe region and more.
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Platypus ecologist Josh Griffiths talks to Geoff Adams about a survey of platypus which will use new technology to find the elusive mammals in our waterways.
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You Heard it Here: January 15.
Caitlin Cassidy and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news, including Shepp rentals up almost $50 a week since 2014 to $320, Nagambie residents urging jet skiers to take care on the water after 'hoon' behaviour, the police helicopter called in for a pursuit through Shepparton and more.
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You Heard it Here: January 14.
Max Stainkamph and Daneka Hill take you through what made news today including a push to allow all Victorians into NSW towns in the border bubble, a stabbing in Echuca, two police officers injured after a Kyabram crash and more.
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If you or a young person you know has ever thought about joining Victoria Police, then you need to listen to this interview with freshly minted young Constable Georgia Ryan.
Terri spoke to Georgia, from Strathmerton, about her recent recruitment and training, and her first days on the beat in Shepparton as part of the Shepplife One FM program.
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Ivy Jensen and Andrew Johnston take you through the days news, including fire crews being called to reports of smoke coming from Echuca's Goodstart Early Learning Centre on Wednesday morning.
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You Heard it Here: January 12.
Alex Gretgrix and Andrew Johnston take you through the day's news, including holiday goers to Moama from outside the border bubble being forced test and isolate after their holidays, while the body found in Mooroopna on December 30 has formally been identified.
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You Heard it Here: January 11.
Caitlin Cassidy and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news including a traffic light system for Victorian border permits, a teen killed in a crash in Mathoura, $14,000 raised by the Lifestyle Shepparton community and more.
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You Heard it Here: January 7. Caitlin Cassidy and David Rak take you through what's making news including callouts to road accidents down for the Shepparton Search and Rescue - but still the same number of serious crashes, an Echuca man and his grandmother convicted for trafficking cannabis, the possible easing of border restrictions and more.
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America has always been a nation of extremes held together by faith in democracy.
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You Heard it Here: January 6. Alex Gretgrix and Brayden May take you through what made news today including Shepparton welcoming its first new born baby of the year, the Southern 80 officially being cancelled, a teenager arrested after a car is stolen and more.
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You Heard it Here: January 5. Maddy Fogarty and Max Stainkamph take you through what made news including police investigating the identity of a body found in Mooroopna, three Victorian families that took a wrong turn, ended up in Moama and now must isolate, buses replacing trains on the Shepparton and Seymour V/Line services and more.
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You Heard it Here: January 4. Charmayne Allison and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including a tourism slump brought on by changing NSW-Vctorian border restrictions, a Congupna man dead after rolling his four-wheel-drive, the Goulburn Valley remembering transport legend Brian Hicks and more.
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As we prepare to down at the table and be thankful we made it to Christmas - it's also a time to remember the incredible year of 2020.
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Today, December 17 on You Heard it Here: Maddy Fogarty and Max Stainkamph take you through what made news including a Violet Town woman facing court over Wedge-tailed eagle deaths, more police on the roads over Christmas and more.
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Today on You Heard It Here, The Cottage in Shepparton will be able to grow and replicate its life-changing program after recruiting an advisory firm to measure its impact. While Community Living and Respite Services will be running a ‘mega draw’ throughout 2021, to support its Opening Doors Projects.
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Colleen Furlanetto's life changed when she was bitten by a tiger snake. Complications led to a degenerative neurological condition, which nows sees her wheelchair bound much of the time.
The former Strathbogie mayor is an incredible role model and is now a passionate disability and accessibility advocate.
Terri Cowley spoke with her as part of the Shepplife One FM program.
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Today on You Heard It Here, a man has briefly faced court in Shepparton following the death of a man on Sunday.
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Caitlin Cassidy and Lachlan Durling bring you up top speed with what's happening in the region including a homicide squad investigation into the death of a man in Shepparton and Echuca-Moama's tourism industry once again booming after being hit hard by COVID-19 lockdowns.
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You Heard It Here: December 11 - Andrew Johnston and Ivy Jensen bring you all the day's news, including a police operation cracking down on COVID-19 restrictions in NSW venues.
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You Heard it here December 10: Alana Christensen and Max Stainkamph take you through what made news today including two Shepparton teenagers charged over alleged attempted robberies, parking in Echuca's CBD set to change, almost $40,000 raised by Shepparton RSL and more.
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You Heard it Here - December 9: Caitlin Cassidy and Alex Mitchell take you through what made news today including a Shepparton man facing court for assaulting a 75-year-old man, new leaders at the helm of Echuca-Moama's Community Living & Respite Services and Infrastructure Victoria saying Shepparton doesn't need 200km/h trains.
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Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix bring you today's news, including funding for the Campbell's Soup factory and concerns over vandalism at Moama's Christmas wreath.
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Daneka Hill and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news, including a Benalla man facing court over a toddler death, Shepparton property prices buoyant, vandals targeting Christmas decorations at Victoria Park Lake and more.
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Brayden May and Anna McGuinness bring you all the day's news - including a potential further easing of restrictions for Victoria in coming days.
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Alex Mitchell and Mikayla van Loon take you through what made news today including hope for the Southern 80, a drop in flu numbers in the Goulburn Valley, Med-Con getting priced out of the mask market by cheaper imports and more.
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Mysterious and magical things happen all the time. But when people try to copy them, they're not mysterious anymore.
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Alex Sislov and Peter Findlay were jointly awarded the Greater Shepparton Male Volunteer of the Year Award.
Alex works for the Lighthouse Project and helps kids with life skills and Peter helps young people in the criminal justice system who have no one else to stand by them.
They only met through the volunteer awards, but they're finding they have a lot in common.
Terri spoke with them in September as part of her Shepplife One FM program.
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Caitlin Cassidy and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, Dcember 2 including a man jailed for a Victorian crime spree, kittens saved by Shepparton Animal Rescue and Rehoming, a Strathmerton couple celebrating their 60th anniversary and more.
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Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix bring you all the day's news - including a warning to Echuca car owners to lock up.
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Maddy Fogarty and Max Stainkamph take you though what made news today, including Murray River Council being investigated by the Office of Local Government, The Shepparton region leading the state for poor heart health, a total fire ban for the Southern Riverina region and more
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Local historian, photographer and ex-teacher Geoff Allemand has done a lot, including bringing our iconic playground Kidstown to fruition.
The founder of the popular Lost Shepparton Facebook page and manager of the Shepparton Heritage Centre also has ambitious plans for the future, including an attempt to rebuild Shepparton's historic post office and its once dominating clock tower.
Terri spoke with him as part of her Shepplife One FM program.
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Daneka Hill and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, November 27 including Shepparton's Carols by Candlelight going virtual, fee-free Shepparton parking, a man fined for setting his own car alight in the Numurkah cemetery, a total fire ban declared tomorrow and more.
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Anna McGuinness and Brayden may bring you the day's news, including a strong profit for the Moama Bowling Club
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When I asked community champion Patricia Moran (Pat) to come on the Back Story, I expected to go back in time to cover her life journey.
But I didn't expect to go back quite as far as the 1800s – but we did, and it's fascinating. Pat's great grandparents came out to Australia from England to Victoria on the infamous 'fever' or 'plague' ship of 1852.
It's probably remarkable this octogenarian was even born. We also talk about her life with late husband Bernie and the birth of her six children, including stillborn Keith.
Terri Cowley spoke with her as part of her Shepplife One FM program.
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Mikayla van Loon and Alex Mitchell bring you all the latest news from across the region - including the incredible story of a eight-year-old boy saving his mother from drowning.
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Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix bring you the day's news - including a half a million dollar winner at Fairleys Lotto in Shepparton.
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Daneka Hill and Michael von Güttner take you through what made news today, including speeding drivers nabbed in Greater Shepparton, a near- drowning in the Murray River at Echuca, the Leitchville CFA gets a defibrillator and more.
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Jamie Salter and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, including the NSW-Victorian border to come down on Monday, a special Riv investigation for Bupa and more.
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Helping the homeless helps us all . . . John Lewis talks about new funding for Shepparton social housing.
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Alex Gretgrix and Andrew Johnston bring you today's news - as Victoria prepares to shut its borders for the first time during the COVID pandemic.
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Caitlin Cassidy and Max Stainkamph take you through what made news today, including cash for people who visit Victoria, the Watt Rd Mooroopna bridge closure, no end to a supermarket stoush in North Shepparton and more.
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Anna McGuinness and Brayden May bring you the day's news - including a fatal accident claiming the life of a man, and hay bale fires in Echuca Village.
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Alana Christensen and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, including more social housing for Shepparton, the Violet Town market is back on, Share the Dignity has launched its Christmas Appeal and more.
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Shepp born and bred, Leanne Raditsas is a quiet achiever in our community who has worked behind the scenes for many groups, including the Shepparton Festival and our hospital.
The electoral officer for our Independent Member for Shepparton Suzanna Sheed, Leanne was born with a potentially fatal condition and might not have survived if she wasn't airlifted to Melbourne and helped by a clever doctor.
She partly grew up in the disco era in the then-grand Shepparton Hotel that her parents owned at the time, and she's bravely battled and overcome alopecia.
Terri spoke with Leanne as part of her Shepplife series on One FM.
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Daneka Hill and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, including a free beer snub by CUB, 14 days COVID-19 free for the state, barbed wire to be removed at the Botanic Gardens and more.
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It's now more than 15 years since Allan's beautiful daughter Zaidee, 7, a student at Orrvale Primary School, died following a brain aneurism.
Somehow Allan's wife Kim had the bravery to remember that Zaidee had said she would donate her organs, so that's what Allan and Kim did, allowing several others to live.
The foundation remains true to its original mission of raising awareness of organ donation, chiefly through the sale of the now iconic rainbow laces.
Terri spoke to Allan as part of the Shepplife program on One FM.
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Live music is now on the menu - that's worth chewing over.
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Brayden May and Alex Gretgrix take you through all the day's news, including an increase in vehicle impounding across Shepparton.
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Alex Mitchell and Daneka Hill take you through what made news today, including a dozen doughnut day for Victoria with no new COVID-19 cases, organisations marking Remembrance Day, a new show for Echuca Moama Theatre Company and more.
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Anna McGuinness and Andrew Johnston bring you the day's news, including the creation of a new charity for water safety in Shepparton.
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Journalist Darren Linton has done a lot. He's one of the most generous and magnanimous people Terri knows. He started as a newspaper journalist in a small country town and rose to the heights of TV journalism, covering the Iraq war.
And then he came back to being a newspaper journalist in a country town. With a million human things in between.
Terri Cowley spoke with him as part of her Shepplife backstory program on One FM.
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Charmayne Allison and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today incuding cinemas reopening, a fire that wiped out history at the Shepparton shooting range, what Remembrance Day will look like around the region and more.
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Ivy Jensen and Andrew Johnston bring you all the day's news across the region, including a seventh straight day without a new COVID case in Victoria.
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Brayden May and Anna McGuinness bring you the day's news, including the results of local council elections.
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Picking a winner can be hard and sweet at the same time
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Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix bring you today's news, including the NSW border opening to Victoria.
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Ivy Jensen and Andrew Johnston bring you all the day's news - including the latest on NSW's border with Victoria.
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Andrew Johnston and Anna McGuinness bring you all the day's news - including a lifeline for Echuca Moama's Community Christmas lunch, and arrests for vehicle theft in Shepparton.
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Brayden May and Anna McGuinness take you through the day's news as pressure mounts on the NSW Government to open their border with Victoria.
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Alex Gretgrix and Andrew Johnston take you through the day's news as regional Victoria officially hits zero active coronavirus cases.
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Brayden May and Anna McGuinness take you through all the day's news - including masks remaining a feature of Victorian life, and the cross border commissioner providing an update on the NSW/Victorian border.
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Alex Gretgrix and Andrew Johnston take you through all the day's news - including "donut day" across Victoria, and Shepparton moving into line with the rest of regional Victoria on COVID restrictions.
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Andrew Johnston and Brayden May take you through the day's news - including a high police presence on grand final weekend, and the daily Coronavirus figures.
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It's good to make plans, but not when those plans rely on other people's plans.
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Anna McGuinness and Alex Gretgrix take you through the day's news - charges for breaches of COVID protocols in Shepparton, The re-opening of Echuca War Memorial Aquatic Centre, and your daily Coronavirus update,
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Andrew Johnston and Ivy Jensen take you through the day's news across the region, including the latest on the Shepparton COVID cluster, and the changes to restrictions across the Goulburn Valley.
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Charmayne Allison and James Bennett take you through what made news today, October 19, including the driver of a car in a Wunghnu fatal crash ordered to stand trial, Echuca Specialist School completing its move to a new campus, a man fined after using his phone to film his puppy while he was driving and more.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a more devoted community member than Carmel Johnson. The director of the Goulburn Valley Health Foundation has been involved with just about every organisation in Shepparton. But what's her back story? One FM's Terri Cowley talks with Carmel about what brought her to the region.
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Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix bring you the latest news from Shepparton's Coronavirus cluster, and the rest of the news from the region.
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COVID-19 is back in town, but there is a sense that poeple know what to do this time - they've had enough of this whack-a-mole Medusa virus.
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Brayden May and Anna McGuinness update you on all the Coronavirus news from across the Goulburn Valley.
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A special episode covering the COVID cluster diagnosed in Shepparton.
Please check the details below regarding hot spots in the Shepparton community:
If you have visited any of the high-risk locations below during the dates and times identified, you should get tested and quarantine for 14 days. Even if you don’t have any symptoms or only mild symptoms.
- Central Tyre Service, Welsford Street Shepparton on Wednesday 30 September to Tuesday 13 October 2020
- Mooroopna Golf Club Members Bar Sunday 4 October and Sunday 11 October 2020
- Bombshell Hairdressing, Fryers Street Shepparton on Wednesday 7 October 2020 from 9:30am
- Thai Orchid Restaurant, Nixon Street Shepparton on Wednesday 7 October 2020 from 7:00pm
- Shepparton Market Place Medical Centre Midland Highway Shepparton Thursday 8 October 2020 from 9:15am to 10:15am
If you have visited any of the locations of concern below you should get tested and stay at home while you await your results. In addition, people should be vigilant for symptoms of COVID-19 and get tested again at the first sign of any symptoms.
- Bunnings Warehouse Shepparton Benalla Road Shepparton Wednesday 30 September 2020
- McDonalds Shepparton North 175 Midland Highway Shepparton Saturday 3 October 2020
- Lemon Tree Café Fryers Street Shepparton Wednesday 7 October to Monday 12 October 2020
- Mooroopna Golf Club Pro Shop Sunday 11 October 2020
Testing in Shepparton is available at:
- GV Health's Acute Respiratory Clinic at Graham Street, Shepparton. Open seven days per week from 9:00am to 5:30pm.
- The McIntosh Centre at Shepparton Showgrounds, Corner of Midland Hwy and Thompson Street will open from 12:30pm
- Shepparton Respiratory Clinic, 172 Welsford Street, Shepparton, 9:00am – 05.30pm today and from 9am to 8pm from tomorrow (extended hours). The GP respiratory clinic is an appointment only site.
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Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix bring you the days news, including new fines for business operators who don't check if patrons are from Melbourne.
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Maddy Fogarty and Lachlan Durling talk what made news today, Ocotber 12, including tougher COVID fines for businesses that don't check Melbourne residents, more than one hundred jobs at council and more.
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Charmayne Allison and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, October 9, including a learner driver in Mooroopna speeding and driving while on drugs, a NSW accommodation group calling for the border restrictions to ease, missing Kialla dogs found in Strathbogie and more
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John Lewis talks about the shock and awe of a good storm.
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Anna McGuinness and Brayden May take you through the day's headlines, including the cancellation of the Southern 80, updates on face masks, and charges over an arranged marriage.
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Maddy Fogarty and James Bennett share what made news today, October 7, including Echuca's Riverboats Festival cancelled, COVID case numbers, puppies in high demand, more than enough jobs for job seekers and more.
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What are the images that symbolise this pandemic for you? These themes and more are explored in a new photographic exhibition, curated by Shepparton photographer Liz Arcus, and on show at the The G.R.A.I.N Store Nathalia and online until October 10. Gallery manager Kristen Retallick talks about the call out to the community for contributions and the resulting exhibition with Terri Cowley in her Shepplife program on One FM.
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Terri Cowley talks to Shepparton's Tom Nethersole as part of her Shepplife program on One FM.
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Alex Gretgrix and Andrew Johnston bring you the day's news, including an update on Shepparton's COVID positive case, two teenagers arrested for aggravated burglary and a live forum with Campaspe Shire Council candidates.
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Charmayne Allison and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, October 5, including a positive COVID-19 case for Greater Shepparton, calls to open Melbourne as soon as it's safe to do so for the tourism industry, a Colliver Rd cyclist assault and more.
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John Lewis talks about spring in lawnmower land.
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James Bennett and Morgan Dyer take you through what made news today including less superload trucks through Longwood, a Shepparton driver who clipped another faces court, MPs calling for no masks in Victoria and more.
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Today on You Heard It Here, Brayden May and Anna McGuinness run you through the days news, including a pair charged with murder in Cohuna to face a committal hearing in February, fireworks in Shepparton, and your daily Coronavirus update.
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Year 12 students talk about the challenges of completing their final year of school and how they've kept in touch with school friends during a global pandemic. In this episode Sam Brown talks about how school via Zoom has been going and his ballroom dancing being a COVID casualty.
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James Bennett and Liz Mellino take you through what made news today, September 30 including theft from cars in Echuca, a dangerous driver gets three months in prison on 27 charges, Shepparton's waste water is being tested for COVID-19 and more.
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Year 12 students talk about the challenges of completing their final year of school and how they've kept in touch with school friends during a global pandemic. In this episode Alex Ashburner Hill talks about balancing school work and the uncertainty that lies beyond Year 12.
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Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix take you through the day's news, including the Murray River being reopened to all of regional Victoria, National Police Remembrance Day, and a 12-year-olds hole-in-one at Shepparton Golf Club.
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Daneka Hill and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including illegal firewood collections around Shepparton and Mooroopna, new murals in Tongala, face shields ditched for face masks in Victoria and more.
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John Lewis asks when is it time to be put out to pasture.
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Anna McGuinness and Andrew Johnston bring you the day's headlines.
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Join Andrew Johnston and Alex Gretgrix for all the news from across your region.
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One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with fellow One FM presenter John Painter as part of her Shepplife program.
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James Bennett and Michael von Güttner take you through what made news today including Tatura's Tik Tok famous Lagozzino's, regional Victoria's coronavirus 14-day rolling average at 1.1 cases, youths fleeing from police and more.
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Morgan Dyer and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today including dangerous drivers facing court, calls to open gyms in regional Victoria, possible easing of NSW-Victorian border restrictions and more.
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Daneka Hill and James Bennett share what made news today including calls from Murray River operators to open the river to all regional Victorians, Shepparton police cracking down on hoons, Echuca Specialist School's High St campus vandalised and more.
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Charmayne Allison and Jessica Ball take you through what has made news today.
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James Bennett and Lachlan Durling take you through what has made news today including zero COVID-19 cases for our region, restrictions for border towns easing, a controversial rates plan for Greater Shepparton and more.
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Geoff Adams and Michael von Güttner bring you what made news today, September 16, including border restriction announcements, hefty fines for metropolitan residents coming to regional Victoria, a delay to Echuca's parking restrictions, a delay to Murchison's ParkRun and more.
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Morgan Dyer and Lachlan Durling present what made news today, September 15, including new a COVID-19 case recorded for Greater Shepparton, false firearm alarm, Centrelink service centre confusion and more.
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Senior journalist Ivy Jensen talks to Vera Lee who has harnessed the power of creative energy and a powerful determination to overcome immense adversity in her life. Surviving death many times, as well as several disabilities, chronic illness, sexual assault and complex PTSD, Vera discovered her artistic abilities as a form of communication through her recovery where she was unable to find words to verbalise her trauma and finally feel free.
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Daneka Hill and Lachlan Durling present what made news today, September 14 including a Murray River Council resignation, calls to open the Murray River to commercial operators, Victoria possibly opening up this week and more.
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Mooroopna potter Kaye Poulton talks about keeping busy with no markets and no galleries.
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John Lewis' column on our path out of lockdown.
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Brayden May and Alex Gretgrix take you through what made news today, September 11, including the latest on a false positive COVID-19 in Echuca, a Shepparton boy arrested in Craigieburn, a new playspace in Shepparton and more.
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Echuca Moama year 12 students talk about the challenges of completing their final year of school and how they've kept in touch with school friends during a global pandemic. In this episode Saxon Komiyama talks about starting 2020 with health problems and the support from his parents to keep him motivated.
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Echuca Moama year 12 students talk about the challenges of completing their final year of school and how they've kept in touch with school friends during a global pandemic. In this episode Emily Mitchell talks about balancing school work and her determination to pursue a career in medicine.
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Madi is 16 years old, and for as long as she can remember, her mum Peita has lived with an eating disorder.
It began in her early 20s with binge eating disorder – a psychological illness marked by the frequent, excessive consumption of food.
But after undergoing weight loss surgery, the mental illness which had ruled her life took on a new, equally sinister persona: anorexia nervosa.
But it wasn’t until she collapsed at Madi's 14th birthday that she realised something was seriously wrong.
This is their story.
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Since he was 15 years old, Jacob has lived with anorexia and an exercise addiction.
In the 13 years since, he has been admitted to hospital six times, his body holding on for dear life.
Mental illness can be a lonely road for men.
But when it comes to eating disorders, it’s even more isolating.
While media can be dominated by stereotypes of young, wealthy, white women, statistics show Jacob is anything but alone.
One in three Australians who experience an eating disorder are male.
But while the numbers are significant, the stigma is even greater.
Although he’s willing to share his story, Jacob still can’t bring himself to share his name.
But he hopes by speaking up, he can empower other men to do the same.
This is Jacob’s story.
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Brayden May and Alex Gretgrix take you through what made news today, September 10, including the latest on the Greater Shepparton City council elections, current COVID numbers, rubbish dumping in Echuca, calls for a map forward on the NSW-Victoria border and more.
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Brittany and Hayley Barnard are twins.
While they have very different personalities, they have one shared experience – they are both living with an eating disorder.
Diagnosed with anorexia nervosa in their teens, the years since have been a whirlwind of treatments and clinics for the 23-year-old sisters.
But they are tangible proof there is hope and freedom after an eating disorder – even if the fight is never fully over.
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Anna McGuiness and Andrew Johnston take you through what made news today, September 9, including a faster COVID roadmap if regional Victoria meets targets, current COVID numbers, the Dookie General Store getting new owners, Echuca's Paramount Theatre could be up for auction and more.
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Alex Gretgrix and Brayden May talk what made news today, September 8 including a toddler drowning tragedy, Shepparton Villages given the coronavirus all-clear, a woman in a critical condition after crashing a car and more.
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Terri Interviews GV Health Prostate Cancer Nurse Sonia Strachan as part of her One FM Shepplife program.
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Andrew Johnston and Ivy Jensen present what made news today, September 7, including a stolen Shepparton car discovered in South Australia, a border bribe attempt and more.
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Alex Gretgrix and Brayden May talk what made news today, September 4.
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John Lewis talks about wanting to move to Spoon Island as part of his My Word column.
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Morgan Dyer and Liz Mellino present what made news today, September 3, including Shepparton rates disparity, a Hereford steer stolen and slaughtered, thefts in Kialla Lakes, Echuca students able to attend Moama schooling and more.
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Charmayne Allison and Daneka Hill present what made news today, September 2, including Bubba the Shepparton starling, an Echuca couple's homicide charges dismissed and more.
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John Lewis speaks with Professor in Psychology at the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences Brock Bastian about the effects of coronavirus lockdown, and how our world may change after lockdown.
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One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with criminal defence lawyer Luke Slater as part of her Shepplife program.
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Liz Mellino and Lachlan Durling talk what made news today, September 1 including the border bubble expanding on Friday, a 27-year-old Shepparton man facing court for attacking a 75-year-old man in Shepparton, a new police station proposed for Moama and more.
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Michael von Güttner and Jamie Salter take you through what made news today including a coming COVID-19 roadmap announcement, anti-masker abusing a Salvos Shepparton employee and a changing of the guard in Lockington's mail delivery.
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New tech for Echuca Regional Health, two coronavirus cases in Rochester, sports clubs in Echuca-Moama get a boost thanks to the Moama Bowling Club, uncertainty surrounds Shepparton store closures and more. Charmayne Allison and Lachlan Durling discuss what made news today, August 28.
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McPherson Media Group journalist John Lewis talks about how our world shrinking may not be the worst thing.
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James Bennett and Jessica Ball take you through what made news today, August 27 including a new dog park for Shepparton, Moama border restrictions affecting aged care staffing, an upgrade to Mathoura's Picnic Point and more.
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One FM's Terri Cowley sits down to speak with Committee for Greater Shepparton chief executive Sam Birrell as part of her Shepplife program.
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Liz Mellino and Jamie Salter take you through what made news today, August 26 including federal funding for Tatura's library and Murray River Council's micro-abattoir project, HM Greenham and Sons staff testing negative for COVID-19, a new chief executive for Shepparton Villages and more.
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One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with Mooroopna Rotary's Belinda Brown about the metal tree sculpture that will soon be in town.
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Morgan Dyer and Lachlan Durling take you through what made news today, August 25 including 2-year-old Hunter Boyd's funeral, the border bubble expanding, swooping season being upon us and more.
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Daneka Hill and Michael Von Güttner present what made news today. The Salvation Army joins the calls for something to be done about the Shepparton homelessness crisis, Echuca-Moama residents raise $5500 All for Ally, fewer people are booking in to get their skin checks, Ollie Wines says he's staying at Port Adelaide and more.
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Longwood a proposed route for superload trucks, men threated with firearm at Wilmot Rd Primary school, Shepparton P-plater gets his car impounded, seven new COVID-19 cases for Shepparton and more. James Bennett and Morgan Dyer share what made news today, August 21.
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One FM's Terri Cowley speaks with foodlink founder Amy Depaola as part of her Shepplife program.
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Echuca horse trainer Terry Milner passed away in 2019 after a battle with cancer.
His wife Brenda shared their story for Dying to Know day on Saturday, August 8, which encourages end of life conversations.
We also spoke to Echuca Regional Health community palliative care nurse Pam Teh, who was one of the nurses who provided care for Terry at the later stages of his life.
Jayme McCrae has been homeless for five months.
Until two weeks ago, he was couch-surfing but now, he lives in his car, parked in the Euroa Service Centre car park.
He's on the desperate search for a house, but because of the region's painfully tight rental market, has come up empty handed again and again.
As part of Homelessness Week, Newsreporter Charmayne Allison spent time with Jayme, listening to his story and gaining an insight into this local crisis.
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McPherson Media Group's John Lewis talks about life from his COVID corner.
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Free parking for Echuca, a six-figure drug haul in Cobram, aged care centre concerns and more, see what made news today, August 20.
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COVID-19 numbers remain steady across the region, calls for learner permit tests to move online and more social housing for Greater Shepparton.
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Geoff Adams speaks to water law and policy specialist Dr Erin O’Donnell about the impact the volume of reports emerging from consultants, government departments could have on stakeholders.
Dr O'Donnell is a water law and policy specialist, focusing on water markets, environmental flows, and water governance. She has worked in water resource management since 2002, in both the private and public sectors.
Scott Dalfonso is just 39, but he's seen more grief and trauma than most of us see in a lifetime.
He's lost three newborn children, endured a bitter relationship breakdown and struggled with schizophrenia.
On top of all that, for the past five years he's been homeless, caught in limbo as he battles to secure stable housing.
As part of Homelessness Week, Shepparton News journalist Charmayne Allison spent time with Scott, listening to his story and gaining an insight into the region's homelessness crisis.
John Lewis speaks with Shepparton artist Mimi Leung about her art journey and how she's finding inspiration during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Rochester Vetinary Practice's Dr Ash Phipps shares what a day in his life looks like. From animals big to small, Dr Phipps comes across them all in his day to day.
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